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Parents concerned about in-person learning as Knox Co Schools relaxes COVID-19 restrictions

Parents concerned about in-person learning as Knox Co. Schools relaxes COVID-19 restrictions Now that COVID-19 cases are rising in East Tennessee, some parents say they are having second thoughts about in-person learning in Knox County. Author: Mary Klingler Updated: 10:53 PM EDT August 3, 2021 KNOX COUNTY, Tenn. Students are headed back to school on Aug. 9, but Knox County Schools will not be implementing many of the COVID-19 restrictions they did last year. Specifically, this means: Masks will not be required - although they will be allowed Temperature checks will not be required for students, employees or visitors Contact tracing won’t be conducted

$114 million in federal funding going to Knox County Schools

That was the last time we saw him | Family recalls calling father before he died of COVID-19

That was the last time we saw him | Family recalls calling father before he died of COVID-19 Lee Forgety and his two daughters got to speak to their dad one last time in November before he died. Now they are honoring him with a scholarship. Author: Gabrielle Hays Updated: 10:25 PM EST December 11, 2020 KNOXVILLE, Tenn. We met Emma Forgety for the first time at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. She and her dad Lee spent months documenting life as a virtual learner. But today they are sharing a new story one very close to their hearts. It s the story of her grandpa.

Be patient | Parents in virtual learning offer advice after KCS students transition online

Be patient | Parents in virtual learning offer advice after KCS students transition online The transition will last through Winter break, and in-person students will return to their buildings on January 5, 2021. Author: Gabrielle Hays Updated: 10:20 PM EST December 10, 2020 KNOX COUNTY, Tenn. What has it been like to have a kid learning from home? We asked a set of Knox County Parents with students from elementary to high school who were learning from home. Here s a couple tricks that might help you navigate this new adventure you are on, Lee Forgety said.  His daughter is in the 2nd grade, she s been virtual from the very beginning. He recommended parents set up a safe space for children to learn.

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